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MBC, KOCOWA

Renowned criminal profiler Jang Tae Soo (Han Suk Kyu) faces the ultimate test of his career and fatherhood when his own daughter, Jang Ha Bin (Chae Won Bin), is implicated in a perplexing murder case. As Tae Soo delves into the investigation, he finds himself caught in an agonizing dilemma: uphold the law he has always served or protect the child he loves, especially as old memories begin to resurface about Ha Bin’s reaction to Tae Soo’s son’s death years prior. Will Tae Soo be forced to choose between his professional duty and paternal instinct, or is there another truth out there that he hasn’t yet considered?

Doubt

Lee Eo Jin

Baek Yi Kang (Cho Jung Seok), an illegitimate son of a government official, has lived a life of marginalization due to his lower social status, in stark contrast to his privileged younger brother Baek Yi Hyun (Yoon Shi Yoon). As Yi Hyun returns from studying in Japan to prepare for the national civil service exam, tensions rise with the approach of a peasant uprising. Song Ja In (Yeri Han), a merchant's daughter with her own revolutionary aspirations, becomes entangled between the brothers' conflicting ideologies. Yi Kang aligns with the lower classes, while Yi Hyun supports the upper class, creating a rift that threatens to destroy their familial bond. As the impending revolution looms, the brothers must confront their differences and decide whether their relationship can survive the social upheaval. This is a 2019 South Korean historical drama inspired by the Donghak Peasant Revolution, directed by Shin Kyung Soo.

The Nokdu Flower

💮The Flower of Revolution💮

Mark (Ma Dong Seok), an adopted Korean-American arm wrestling champion working as a bouncer, returns to South Korea after 30 years, hoping to find his biological mother. Guided by his friend Jin Ki (Kwon Yool), Mark discovers his mother has passed away but finds unexpected family in his step-sister Soo Jin (Han Ye Ri) and her children, Joon Hyung (Choi Seung Hoon) and Joon Hee (Ock Ye Rin). As he connects with his newfound relatives, Mark's long-standing loneliness begins to heal, and he prepares for an upcoming arm wrestling tournament with renewed purpose and support. This heartwarming journey helps Mark rediscover his roots and find a sense of belonging he has long missed. "Champion" is a 2018 South Korean sports comedy film directed by Kim Yong Wan.

Champion

We are the Champions 

Prosecutor Oh Ha Ra (Han Ye Ri) is working on an important drug case, but struggles with obtaining all the necessary evidence to put the criminals away for good. One day, she runs into Sa Do Chan (Jang Geun Suk), who happens to be a genius swindler – and even stranger, he looks exactly like her boss Baek Joon Soo (also played by Jang Geun Suk). Do Chan is smart enough to pass the bar exam, but found scamming people more fulfilling. Ha Ra seizes the opportunity to have Do Chan act as Joon Soo in situations where an outside-the-box approach might be more successful, given their physical similarities and comparable intelligence, but she soon learns that Do Chan has a mind of his own. Will this scheme succeed, or will it only lead to criminals walking free?

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Oh Ha Ra

JTBC

Yoon Jin Myung (Yeri Han), Jung Ye Eun (Han Seung Yeon), Song Ji Won (Park Eun Bin), Kang Yi Na (Ryu Hwayoung), and Yoo Eun Jae (Ji Woo) continue their shared life at Belle Époque sharehouse a year after moving in together. Jin Myung returns from China eager to start her new job, while Ye Eun resumes university after a break. Ji Won remains single and searching for love, and Eun Jae struggles to heal from a past heartbreak. When Yi Na moves out, her room is taken by Jo Eun (Choi A Ra), who arrives with a mysterious and ominous letter. The new dynamic challenges the housemates' relationships and comfort, forcing them to adapt to unexpected changes. As tensions rise and personal struggles emerge, the women must navigate their interconnected lives and find a way to maintain their friendship and harmony. This is a sequel to the 2016 series "Hello, My Twenties!"

Hello, My Twenties! 2

✨ The Marvellous ✨ Team

Ye Ri (Han Ye Ri), a highly educated Chinese woman, travels to South Korea to find her absent father, only to discover him falling seriously ill and becoming paralyzed. Forced to stay and care for him, she takes a job running a local bar, a stark contrast to her intellectual background. Three male patrons - Ik June (Yang Ik June), a rough-mannered ruffian, landlord Jong Bin (Yoon Jong Bin), and North Korean defector Jung Bum (Park Jung Bum) - become infatuated with her, each hoping to win her affections despite their seemingly incompatible social standings. As these men compete for her attention, Ye Ri navigates her challenging new life with quiet resilience. This is a 2016 South Korean movie directed by Zhang Lu.

A Quiet Dream

Dreamer Team

Yoon Jin Myung (Yeri Han), Jung Ye Eun (Han Seung Yeon), Song Ji Won (Park Eun Bin), Kang Yi Na (Ryu Hwayoung), and Yoo Eun Jae (Park Hye Soo) share a home at the "Belle Époque" sharehouse while navigating the challenges of university life. Jin Myung works tirelessly to support herself, risking burnout, while Ye Eun is devoted to her boyfriend. Eun Jae remains timid with surprising romantic choices, Ji Won struggles with her drinking, and Yi Na is more complex than her stunning looks suggest. As they face individual struggles, their growing friendship becomes a source of support and strength. Will their bond help them overcome their personal challenges and find their way through their twenties?

Hello, My Twenties!

✨ The Marvellous✨ Team

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Hyun Jong Hyun (Yoo Seung Ho), an aspiring webtoon writer struggling with rejection, encounters Bok Gil (Han Ye Ri), an overweight stray cat, on a rainy day. Taking her home, Jong Hyun gradually forms an unexpected bond with the feline, who becomes his companion and source of comfort. To support Bok Gil, he takes a part-time job at Naeil Bookstore while continuing to pursue his writing career. Oh Na Woo (Jo Hye Jung), a photography student working at a café, becomes intrigued by Jong Hyun and Bok Gil's unique relationship. As they slowly open up to each other, Jong Hyun and Bok Gil find warmth and understanding in their unlikely friendship. This is a 2015 South Korean drama series based on the webcomic "Sangsanggoyangi" and directed by Lee Hyun Joo.

Imaginary Cat

The Alley Cat Team

In the tumultuous formation of the Joseon Dynasty, six powerful individuals with conflicting ideologies battle for political supremacy. Prince Lee Bang Won (Yoo Ah In) and Jeong Do Jeon (Kim Myung Min) find themselves on opposing sides of a critical power struggle, with Do Jeon helping his father Lee Seong Gye (Chun Ho Jin) establish the new kingdom as its first monarch, King Tae Jo. Boon Yi (Shin Se Kyung), Ddang Sae (Byun Yo Han), and Moo Hyul (Yoon Kyun Sang) become entangled in the complex political landscape, where the fight is between those advocating for ministerial rule and those seeking absolute power. As tensions escalate, Bang Won, who will eventually become King Tae Jong, emerges as Do Jeon's most formidable adversary. This is a 2015 South Korean historical drama series directed by Shin Kyung Soo.

Six Flying Dragons

The Flying Dragons

When a North Korean spy's mission fails, his children Myung Hoon (T.O.P) and Hye In (Kim Yoo Jung) are sent to a labor prison camp. Colonel Moon Sang Chul (Jo Sung Ha) offers Myung Hoon a desperate deal: infiltrate South Korea as a defector and assassinate a North Korean spy known as the Big Dipper (Jung Ho Bin) to save his sister's life. Arriving in South Korea, Myung Hoon is taken in by secret North Korean spies and enrolls in high school, where he befriends another Hye In (Han Ye Ri) after rescuing her from bullies. As he attempts to complete his mission, political upheaval in North Korea suddenly makes Myung Hoon a target, with an assassin sent to eliminate him. Now he must fight not only to complete his mission but to survive and potentially save his sister. This is a 2013 South Korean espionage thriller film co-written and directed by Park Hong Soo.

Commitment

The Come And Save Me Team

Chul Soo (Sul Kyung Gu) is a South Korean special agent whose top-secret activities are so confidential that he cannot even tell his wife Ahn Yeong Hui (Moon So Ri) what he does for a living. When his next counter-terrorist mission takes him to Thailand, Chul Soo tells Yeong Hui that he is actually on a domestic business trip. But during the course of the mission, he sees Yeong Hui in the company of a dashing male stranger named Ryan (Daniel Henney). Worse still, Ryan appears to be wooing Yeong Hui. Desperate to intervene, but reluctant to blow his cover, Chul Soo finds himself in a quandary. Can he thwart the terrorists and stop Yeong Hui from falling for Ryan’s charms? Or will this unexpected curveball spell disaster for his country – and his private life?

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